Interrupting mitosis...

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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I wonder how many amateurs will try to build a device like this one out of desperation, and possibly harm others or themselves. The good and bad news is that it seems easy enough to design and build. The bad news is that adjusting the operating parameters, such as voltage, current and frequency requires years of research, and in the wrong hands it could cause a lot of damage.
 

bushrat

Joined Nov 29, 2014
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Oh yes, the one and only effective treatment against cancer. Every inventor claims that it works and everyone else is a quack.
There is also one invention that everyone here can build, it required 555 timer.



I'm willing to bet 100 kudos points that this one works, and if I'm wrong, I'll e-mail you my points for free.

*Disclaimer* kudos points have to value whatsoever.
 

GopherT

Joined Nov 23, 2012
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I wonder how many amateurs will try to build a device like this one out of desperation, and possibly harm others or themselves. The good and bad news is that it seems easy enough to design and build. The bad news is that adjusting the operating parameters, such as voltage, current and frequency requires years of research, and in the wrong hands it could cause a lot of damage.
It may work but I don't know of any "news" networks besides Fox that lists the company website in articles. Almost looks like a paid ad. Follow the link to the novo cure website and they have one approved product. I hope it works but hope doesn't cure anything.
http://www.novocure.com/our-research/our-pipeline.aspx

There are also various levels of FDA approvals, one essentially being, "well, a flashing LED won't hurt anyone, I guess they can sell it."
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
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I'm willing to bet 100 kudos points that this one works, and if I'm wrong, I'll e-mail you my points for free.
*Disclaimer* kudos points have to value whatsoever.
I win. Did the experiment this morning. Here's the K-M plot for its effectiveness against glioblastoma in a small study:

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John
 

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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Motanache

Joined Mar 2, 2015
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To clarify first:
1. Is it true that the technique has cellular effect
2. It is false that it can treat something with this technique

Many argue that there is evidence for point 1.
And here it would appear logical point 2. It's fake. Here's mistake
 

Motanache

Joined Mar 2, 2015
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And weirdest is that many people worry about self-treat, like they would treat something with it :) .

It's like that:
- I'm going to knotted railroad tracks !
- Do not do this ! Can derail the train!

When you read more about it, and you'll realize that it's not good.

And you'll probably write books about it, the cake certainly have left
 
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